African and African American Studies
April 11, 2023
Vote for ‘Left of Black,’ Nominated for Webby Award
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Charmaine Royal’s work on a national committee reviewing the use of population descriptors in genetics and genomics research will help guide researchers to conduct more rigorous research and build stronger relationships with the communities they are studying.
Sandy Darity, Duke’s Samuel Dubois Cook Professor of Public Policy, African and African American Studies, Economics and Business, has explored the nation’s racial wealth gap for 45 years. Photo by Justin Cook.
Neal holding his daughter Camille when she was two weeks old. Photo courtesy of Mark Anthony Neal.
January 27, 2023
How Did Political Polarization Begin, and Where Does it End?
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Gail Christopher shares how her personal experience with health inequities and understanding the false hierarchy of human value led her to develop the TRHT framework. Photo by John West, Trinity Communications
April 28, 2022
Black in Blue: Race and Sports at Duke and Beyond
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February 25, 2022
Royal Named Co-Chair of National Academies Panel on Race and Genetics Research
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October 21, 2021
When Soldiers Run a Country, the Law Looks Very Different
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